v2.0.3

Changed

• Update file_system dependency to allow versions 0.2 and 1.0 to avoid dependency conflicts with popular libraries like phoenix_live_reload. Previously, we'd specified v0.3, but there is no such version of file_system. (#83)

v2.0.2

Changed

• Allow file_system versions 0.3 and 1.0 to avoid dependency conflicts with popular libraries like phoenix_live_reload. (#81)

v2.0.1

Fixed

• Make the styler dependency a dev-only dependency to avoid pulling it into client projects with a potential version conflict. (#79)

v2.0.0

💥 BREAKING CHANGES 💥

• This release drops support for older Elixir versions. We officially support the same versions as Elixir itself, so support for Elixir 1.11 and prior has been dropped. (#67, #75)
• Upgrade file_system dependency to version 1.0. This appears to be a simple bump to 1.0 with no breaking changes, so should be safe to upgrade to. It might break dependency resolution if you're locked to a pre-1.0 version, so it's noted here. (#72 - Thanks @andyl!)

There are no actual breaking changes, so as long as you're on Elixir 1.12 or later and aren't depending on a pre-1.0 version of file_system, you should have no problems upgrading to this version.

Added

• Add full task documentation. mix help test.interactive will now show a summary of usage and configuration information (#70)
• Add support for newer mix test options (#71)

v1.2.2 - Repository Transfer

No functional changes; purely administrative.

Changed

• Migrated repository ownership from @influxdata to @randycoulman (#60)

v1.2.1

Fixed

• Include .heex in list of watched file extensions
  (#57 - Thanks @juddey!)

v1.2.0

Changed

• Now tested against Elixir 1.12 and 1.13. (#55)
• Misc. dependency upgrades. (#55)

Documentation

• Include proper source ref in the generated documentation so that it now points at the correct version of the source code. (#51 - Thanks @kianmeng!)

• Include license and changelog in generated documentation. (#51 - Thanks @kianmeng!)

v1.1.0

Fixed

• The p (pattern) command now works properly in umbrella projects. Previously, it was unable to find any test files in order to filter the pattern and would therefore not run any tests. Now, in an umbrella project, mix test.interactive looks for test files in apps/*/test by default, but still respects the :test_paths config option used by mix test. (#48)

Documentation

• Fixed the spelling of Louis Pilfold's name in the README. Sorry, Louis! 🤦‍♂️ (#49)

v1.0.1

Fixed

• Eliminates a GenServer call timeout that can occur if a command is typed while a long-running test run is in progress. (#44).

v1.0.0

🎉 Happy Birthday!

The following sections describe changes from mix-test.watch, which served as the basis of this project.

Added

• Interactive mode allows dynamically filtering test files based on a substring pattern or switching to run only failed or stale tests without having to restart.

• File-watching mode can be turned on and off, either by passing --no-watch on the command line, or by using the w command to dynamically toggle watch mode on and off. When file-watching mode is on, tests will be run in response to file changes as with mix-test.watch. When off, tests must be run explicitly using the Enter key or by using another command that changes the set of tests to be run.

Removed

• It is no longer possible to customize the CLI executable. We always use mix. Previously, this allowed the use of iex -S mix instead, but that doesn't work well with interactive mode.

• It is no longer possible to specify multiple tasks to run on file changes. This ability added complexity and the feature didn't work very well because it assumed that all tasks would take the exact same set of command-line arguments. It is still possible to specify a different task name than test, but mix test.interactive assumes that the custom task accepts the same command-line arguments as mix test.

Fixed

• On Windows, mix test.interactive runs the correct mix task, including a custom task provided in the configuration, rather than always running mix test. It also passes along other provided command-line arguments as well as those injected by mix test.interactive.